working/mating 2 perpendicular sketches?
working/mating 2 perpendicular sketches?
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Hello
How can I use the intersection of two lines on another sketch in a perpendicular plane?
Or something related...
I've posted a very simple file, with two perpendicular non-concentric circles.
How can I get the circles to cross (pierce) each other?
If a try to resize one of the circles by dragging it with the mouse I'm not allowed to choose a point on the other plane as my target.
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I've also tried by using mates and by converting entities, with no luck.
How can I use the intersection of two lines on another sketch in a perpendicular plane?
Or something related...
I've posted a very simple file, with two perpendicular non-concentric circles.
How can I get the circles to cross (pierce) each other?
If a try to resize one of the circles by dragging it with the mouse I'm not allowed to choose a point on the other plane as my target.
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I've also tried by using mates and by converting entities, with no luck.






RE: working/mating 2 perpendicular sketches?
I'd like it to see Solidworks fully working on 3D and not on projections on planes.
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I don't want to use 3Dskecth because with it one can only use some SolidWorks functionality
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It works,
I guess is not so easy if the planes are not perpendiculars or coincident with the main planes.
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And it seems that one can not resize any of the circles in 3D, you need to edit one of the sketches.
RE: working/mating 2 perpendicular sketches?
To be able to resize any sketch features (2D or 3D) without entering edit mode, the sketch elements need to be dimensioned. Double clicking the sketch (or feature) in the Feature Manager will then expose the dimensions for selection.